SJ.com Style Guide!!! (running thread)

And President Bush doesn't on this board? A-Rod? Even Clemens has his supporters. You act like your list is all one way, no contradiction. Not true.

 

I said reviled by the majority. Didn't say "totally devoid of supporters" I don't think Jemele Hill quite qualifies.

 

Then I quote this part again. Who on your list DOESN'T have very intense supporters? I'd say the Bush thing is about a wash in terms of those who care strongly enough to post each time. A-Rod brings about pages of debate. You don't get pages of debate when only one or two dissent.

 

No one's perfect, but twatwaffle is a noun, sir.

 

I don't know why you must go on about this; Sam didn't seem especially miffed that I disagreed on Jemele Hill. And if you think support for Bush is 50-50, you're nuts. 70-30, 75-25, hell, even 80-20, still allows for a good debate.

 

1. Studio Gangster

An insult that refers to somebody who raps about ganglife style in Hiphop.

Orgin: Los Angeles late 80's

slang used by street gangsters who makes fun of people in hiphop rapping about the ganglife style.

"game is sold not told" meaning you live it and not speak about it.

also refers to being a wannabee gangster.

a person into hiphop and also intrigued by ganglifestyle and raps about it like he does it. and braggs in rap music of false situations. when in real life does none of it at all.

"you hear "MC BangBang" and "DJ Killalot" new tracks about them robbing a liquor store?"....
"Man... them fools ain't nothing but studio gangster".

"all these studio ganster shit raps about the same thing. it looks like they're just out for your money."
by Lec2 Feb 9, 2003 email it
angsters, busters" - Eazy-E (R.I.P)

2. Studio Gangster

Fake G's that pretend to be from the streets by rapping about it.

"Dr Dre an Snoop Dogy Dogg are fuckin actors, pranksters, studio gangsters, busters" - Eazy-E (R.I.P)

 

I added the noun designation, but it can be both. Twatwaffle.

 

I'm not miffed that you disagree, dools. Not worth miffiness. I just don't understand why hers is such a vastly different case from 90 percent of those you mentioned.

Just looking for clarification.

 

FYI - you heard it from me, you twatwaffle.

 

Whatever: Allusion to John D. Villareal's vacuous style. Acceptable as all parts of speech.

 

Blue type: Denotes the sarcasm font. Arose from Yawn's inability to function.